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Select Library3.8 Select LibraryThis dialog box is displayed when you click Browse in the Database Connections panewhen setting SQL Developer Preferences. Use this box to select the library for thespecified JDBC driver class.Related TopicsDatabase Connections3.9 Create LibraryThis dialog box is displayed when you click New in the Select Library dialog box,which is displayed when you click Browse in the Database Connections pane whensetting SQL Developer Preferences. Use this box to create the library for the specifiedJDBC driver class.Related TopicsDatabase Connections3.10 Export/Import Connection DescriptorsThe Export Connection Descriptors dialog box exports information about one or moredatabase connections to an XML file. The Import Connection Descriptors dialog boximports connections that have been exported. Connections that you import are addedto any connections that already exist in SQL Developer.File Name: Name of the XML file to contain exported information or that containsinformation to be imported. Use the Browse button to specify the location.Connections: Names of connections that you can select for the export or importoperation.Related TopicsDatabase Connections3.11 Create/Edit Database LinkThe following information applies to a database link, which is a database object in onedatabase that enables you to access objects on another database, as explained inDatabase Links.Schema: Database schema in which to create the database link.Name: Name of the database link. Must be unique within a schema.Service Name: The service name of a remote database. If you specify only the databasename, Oracle Database implicitly appends the database domain to the connect stringto create a complete service name. Therefore, if the database domain of the remotedatabase is different from that of the current database, you must specify the completeservice name.Current User: Creates a current user database link. The current user must be a globaluser with a valid account on the remote database. If the database link is used directly,that is, not from within a stored object, then the current user is the same as theconnected user.3-4 SQL Developer Online Help
Create/Edit Index3.12 Create/Edit IndexFixed User: Creates a fixed user database link, for which you specify the user nameand password used to connect to the remote database.Public: If this option is checked, the database link is public (available to all users). Ifthis option is not checked, the database link is private and is available only to you.Shared: If this option is checked, a single network connection is used to create a publicdatabase link that can be shared among multiple users. In this case, you must alsospecify the Authentication information.Authentication - User Name and Password: The user name and password on thetarget instance. This information authenticates the user to the remote server and isrequired for security. The specified user and password must be a valid user andpassword on the remote instance.DDL tabYou can review and save the SQL statement that SQL Developer will use to create anew database link or that reflects any changes you have made to the database linkproperties.Related TopicsDatabase ObjectsSQL Developer User InterfaceDialog Boxes for Creating/Editing ObjectsThe following information applies to an index, which is a database object that containsan entry for each value that appears in the indexed column(s) of the table or clusterand provides direct, fast access to rows, as explained in Indexes.Schema: Database schema that owns the table associated with the index.Table: Name of the table associated with the index.Name: Name of the index. Must be unique within a schema.Index Type: Normal for a standard Oracle index, in which case you also specifynon-unique, unique, or bitmap, as well as one or more index expressions; or Text foran Oracle Text index (created with INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT), in which caseyou specify the column to be indexed.Non-unique means that the index can contain multiple identical values; Uniquemeans that no duplicate values are permitted; Bitmap stores rowids associated with akey value as a bitmap.Index: A list of index expressions, that is, the table columns or column expressions inthe index. To add an index expression, click the Add Column Expression (+) icon; thisadds a column name here and in Column Expression, where you can edit it. To deletean index expression, click the Remove Column Expression (X) icon; to move an indexexpression up or down in the list click the Move Column Up and Move Column Downicons. An index must have at least one index expression.For example, to create an index on the AUTHOR_LAST_NAME column of the Bookstable from the tutorial (see Creating a Table (Books)), click the + icon, and selectAUTHOR_LAST_NAME in Column Name or Expression (next field), which changesBOOKS to AUTHOR_LAST_NAME in the Index field.Dialog Boxes for Creating/Editing Objects 3-5
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